The history of education in the Philippines

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Students demand government action on repression in St. Louis University
College Editors Guild of the Philippines, press release, 25 November 1997. Seven editors and staffers of the Hotline, official student publication of SLU's Supreme Student Council, were slapped libel charges by the Slu administration for publishing articles attacking the recent tuition fee increases.
DepEd curriculum: Boon or bane?
By Sheila Crisostomo, The Philippine Star, 7 June 2002. Millions of students are scheduled to return to public schools next week to a revised curriculum aimed at improving the standard of education in the country. But the government is having such a tough time selling the idea to educators and congressmen that the plan may be delayed.
Militant teachers renew call to junk bridge program
By Jojo Due, ABS-CBN, Today, Saturday, June 19, 2004. The education department may have backtracked in the controversial presecondary bridge program, but members of the militant Alliance of Concerned Teachers in Central Luzon (ACT-CL)urged teachers, parents and students to continue pressuring the government and the Department of Education (DepEd) to altogether abandon it.